Bentek: Analyze natural gas supply/demand fundamentals in the Midcontinent with daily data

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec. 17, 2012 - Bentek Energy’s Midcontinent Observer reports that despite the sustained reversal of natural gas flows from the Great Lakes Pipeline (GLGT) to Canada, the pipeline’s gas supply is being sourced from Alberta producers. While on the surface it appears gas is being sourced from the U.S., Bentek analysts closely reviewed natural gas flow data on GLGT and surrounding markets to determine that gas on this pipeline is being sourced from western Canada. Request a copy of Bentek’s Midcontinent Observer to analyze the data supporting this regional market phenomenon and read an in-depth special feature on this topic.

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Bentek’s Midcontinent Observer provides granular, fundamental supply and demand data that allows you to analyze this regional U.S. market on a daily basis. For traders, analysts, producers and anyone involved in the day-to-day natural gas market in the Midcontinent, this report keeps you up-to-date on the latest industry developments.

Key features of Bentek’s Midcontinent Observer:
• Extensive data on net imports and exports to other regions, including pipeline capacity and utilization rates
• Basin-specific production volumes including Anadarko, as well as regional storage inventory levels
• Forward prices and basis for key Midcontinent supply and demand markets such as Chicago, Michigan, Dawn and AECO
• Supply route economics including pipeline transportation rates and price spreads for key pipeline flow corridors
• Midcontinent gas demand including 14-day power and res/comm projections, as well as demand from downstream markets

Bentek’s full line of Observer reports provide regional coverage of natural gas supply and demand dynamics, price differentials and inflow/outflow analysis for the U.S. and Canada. Please contact Bentek or go to http://bentekenergy.com/Midcontinent.aspx or call 1-888-251-1264 to learn more or to request a copy of the Midcontinent Observer.

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